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hey. i got a air-fuel gauge but the installation instuctions arent clear. i was wondering if anyone knew how to install the wires (3 of them). also does anyone know where i could find piller pods for saabs?(9000 cse). thanks
graham |
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My first post here on the "Sedan" Forum :!
I've installed an A/F ratio gauge on my 900 - the three wires are for: - +12v positive - preferably off your dash lights, that way they will dim - Earth/negative - loads of those behind the dash - Signal wire from the lambda sensor Be warned though, if you are using the standard lambda sensor, the gauge will only be good as an indication of your A/F ratio outside STOICH (stoichiometric range) i.e. it can't tell you by how much you are lean or rich - just that you are. You'll need a (very expensive) wideband sensor if you want it to be precise. A/F gauges do look quite cool tho :! 8) |
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Sorry small correction: If you only have three wires then connect the red wire to a switched +12v rather than to the dash lighting. The A/F gauge normally doesn't have any facia lights other than the display LEDs :!
red - switched +12v black - earth/negative blue - lambda signal. |
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where can i find this? and whats the easiest 12 volt wire that would turn on and off with ignition on a 1993 9000 cse?
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